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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1913
Page
3
Parsnip Cakes and Lima Bean Salad with quick prep methods and rough ingredient notes. Desserts include Jelly Whip and a fruit garnish with gelatin, sugar and spices. The text shows garbled measurements and misspelled terms but outlines steps for frying cakes and making sweet dishes.
A historic recipe describes making pastry dough by lifting dour into a basin, adding salt, melting butter with milk, and combining with flour to form a smooth paste. It details shaping, filling with ham and veal, seasoning with nutmeg, sealing with pastry, brushing with egg, and baking in a moderate oven.
Advice on selecting earrings emphasizes face shape and coloring. Long pendants suit strong faces sparingly, fringe ear pendants offer a modern alternative, and color harmony with hair eyes and complexion guides gem choice. Amber flatters brunettes while jet suits blondes, with pink coral aquamarine and pearls for youth.
After blankets are washed and dried thoroughly, beat them vigorously with a carpet beater. The process lightens the wool and makes the blankets look new and fresh.
The article notes cheap handkerchiefs for schoolchildren can be made from sheer lawn or India linen with lace button accents on ribbons. It describes a practical apron with wrist-length sleeves, crocheted bedspreads in white, and a method to sew buttons using narrow tape for durability.
A playful list of party ideas in blue and yellow colonial colors. Recommends tulips, blue dishes, yellow candies, folded napkins into hats, and bonbon favors shaped like hatchets or the cherry tree stump with a hatchet. Also suggests candy boxes and flag-inspired treats.
Simple home instruction outlines melting white soap with boiling water in a double boiler. Add olive oil and camphor, then beat until the mixture thickens before storing in a jar.
Ancient notes describe a twelve foot, monstrous New Zealand moa from Te Terbury College, Chelatekeeh. Specimens include bones, dried skin, and feathers showing its kinship to kiwis rather than ostriches. Extinction traced to about 500 years ago due to flightlessness and human predation.
Overton arrives in Sandstone and checks into a shabby hotel. He attends an underwhelming production of As You Like It at the opera house, then slides into a backstage visit where he encounters Mabel and rekindles a conflicted romance, revealing a personal stake in art versus life.
A playful method asks a person to write birth date and month in figures, then follow arithmetic steps. After performing a simple subtraction, the final total reveals the birth day and month and the person’s age, as illustrated by an example of a twenty three year old born on April seventh.
An excerpt-like fragment depicts a child recalling duty to country with stern, reverent tone. Phrases about a father and nation appear amid scattered lines describing sunlight, play, and a stately bearing, suggesting a patriotic meditation in a family scene.
A stage trick uses a Confederate accomplice and audience choice to reveal a word. The assistant asks the out- performer to identify the touched article, with the reveal hinging on pronoun choice. The cue lies in saying the word that before the item is touched rather than this.
A fragmentary note describes George Washington at twenty eight with a tall frame and erect posture. The text notes large feet and a sturdy build, mentioning his straight walk and staturally tall bearing in a period style description.
A large map of the Vetted Stator hangs in the nursery where children can view it. A fourfold map detailing counties townships capitals and key places aids families in learning geography with everyday relevance.
Fragmented OCR text presents scattered riddles about why something is cold, symbols, and a playful inquiry into causes and effects. The readable portions hint at questions about why things are the way they are and how symbols or clues lead to answers, framed in a puzzle-like tone.
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